Please only shop on Temu after learning the risks and ethical concerns. Read listings very carefully for product details and always check reviews. Don't spend more than you'd be willing to lose.
Please note that the larger sphere I have labelled as Yellow Calcite was bought as quartz, but it is so scratched up I kept thinking it was calcite and that made it into the video. I suppose it does look more like quartz on the inside. Obviously, I'm no expert on what these spheres actually are. Learning about them is the long-term goal and activity of this hobby. For the short term, it's just "ooh, pretty rocks."
My third package was not hidden behind the plant pot either. I've started addressing orders to my work instead (first time I've had a job where I could do that, so it didn't occur to me before). Should get the next one soon!
I've discovered that the coupons Temu is offering me are decreasing in value. Today all the coupons were around 25% off, rather than 30% off of previous weeks. And most of them require over $100 spends. Annoying, but not surprising. I think I've done the bulk of my Temu spending already anyway.
I don't play any of the games or try to get the "free" items that require you to sacrifice time every day for months toward boring repetitive clicking and/or annoying your friends/family/acquaintances/random internet strangers to sign up. I just fill up my shopping cart, then only buy when coupon offers appear (unless there's an item that I really really want and it's nearly sold out). I also have no interest in the hassle of returning any of the disappointing spheres. I did look into the no-return refunds, but have read that Temu have recently stopped approving those as often as they used to. Rightly so, I guess.
Anyway, I hope you enjoy seeing what spheres I was lucky enough (or not) to get from China!
17 сен 2024
